In recent years, Taiwan has been actively promoting MIT (Made in Taiwan) products, showcasing original creative ideas through independent brands, creative markets, and other events to let more people discover the boundless creativity of the new generation. But street vending in Taiwan is no longer a novelty—now there's an opportunity to experience a "street vending life" in Macau, where East meets West, and showcase your work with ease during a fun-filled five-day, four-night trip!
In recent years, creative market events in Taiwan have been growing in number. (Image provided by Xijia Culture)
This five-day, four-night "street vending" trip in Macau calls on any Taiwanese artists or creators with "original works" to join in. The two available sessions are from May 12 to 16 and May 19 to 23. Participants will immerse themselves in local culture and engage in exchanges with various art communities. There’s no language barrier in Macau, and the itinerary is flexible—you can explore, sample delicious food, and more, all while vending your creations. The activity registration fee is NT$10,000 (covering airfare, accommodation, local transportation, creative market booth fees, and other expenses).
Street vending may not be a novelty—let’s go vending abroad on a trip!
Each booth is a shared 3x3m tent for two brands, with each brand getting an 180x60cm table, two chairs, and fluorescent lighting. You’ll need to bring your own tablecloth and lamp. Standard vertical banner signs will be provided on-site, and there’s also storage space for your vending items. Throughout the trip, Xijia Culture’s CAMPOBAG team will lead participants via shuttle bus and on foot, taking you to explore Macau’s local sights. The adventure includes city exploration games, team challenges, reward points, and more. Each participant will also receive a "Discover Macau Travel Guide" and "Dining & Entertainment Coupons" provided by the Macau Tourism Board, along with special gifts.
Event page: http://www.campobag.com/campoLife/macao.htm
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